Frederick v. Connecticut River Savings Bank

Citations

• 106 Ill. 147
• 1883 Ill. LEXIS 152

Syllabus

<p>1. Appeal—lies only from, final judgment or decree. Appeals and writs of error are allowed only in case of a final judgment or decree. Mere interlocutory orders or decrees entered in the progress of a case are not the subjects of review in this court, until the case is terminated by final judgment or decree.</p> <p>2. Same—what is a final decree. No appeal or writ of error lies on an order of the circuit court refusing to grant a temporary injunction, or on an order striking the “suit” from the docket. The striking of the suit from the docket concludes no one, and is not equivalent to a dismissal of the bill for want of equity.</p>